New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
FATE OF EW-YORK CITY BILLS.
FINAL HEARINGS BY THE GOVERNOR.
GREAT RESPECT FOR THE OPINIONS OF THE MAY
OR's COMMEMORATIVE SIGNED


GREAT RESPECT FOR THE OPINIONS OF THE MAY
oR's cABINET-MEAsURRs sIdsKD.
;BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
AIeAyY June 15.-Governor Hill closed up this AFTER
noon the hearings on the NewYork bills peore MN 'o
., n. ac,.d unon Assistant Corporation Counsel scott
brought m from New-York copies OF the acuoh Vi 'o
Aaos cabinet on these measures and left them WIN
The Governor Tho cabinet disapproves senator Mur-
phys bill which exempts the orphan asyiums from "'o
taxes and releases them from the payment OF "a'e'
taxes already due but unpaid The reasons a'o
that the heavy expenses involved in the construction OF
the New Aqueduct render It mpoo for the city az nS
time to surrender any of it's water rents and' sun luz
Their the principle of compelling the city to conr"o"
Indirectly to these Institutions is held to be wrong
Mr. Hornidec's bill TO exempt from taxation tue Ger
man-American school in the Nineteenth "aru' ui
Plunkitt's Melrose Abbey bill. Mr. PiunKiIs iwo"y
third and Twenty fourth Ward Map Changes DILL
"a the Caldwell BILL are all objected to. Inc GOV
or 4. ashed not to sign Charles smith
hill recurring dispensaries 70 Keep oPo" 70,
ALI night 10 furnish medicine TO the poor because inc
imposes an unnecessary hardship on these ins'uu0n'
which receive city aid. ,.
Mr. Murphys James d. Hall Claim bill Is opJec.eu "
heause the claim is twenty-five years old, and MI Ives
hin for the publication OF notices to unknown owners
land to be sold for is opposed on the srouha '"
shuts off the chance OF the redemption
Mr. sulliyans bill giving the president OF the no"u
Aldermen power to appoint clerk TO Issue
or,ots IA obiected TO because the power shouiu oo
lodged I'm the Mayor II anywhere and the pfopoSo o"'
Is q sineoure- .,.o ,ovorod
Mr. Scott stated that the Mayors cabinet also
Mr uamilton's bill which empowers the PARK eo'-
rissioners 10 devise with the Harlem Haroau so"o
for sinking or eevang above grade the atters WaoA'
through the Annexed district ~ A..
The city authorities object to the Dill per'h''nS 'o
York Central and Hudson River Railroad 10 lnc,oso
with stone wall its tracks from Sixy.secohu W
second-st on the ground that the CITY u'io W iA
ing streets Is impaired ~ ,u,s fayored nv
Governor I'm to-day signed five OF the bills lsvoreu s
the MAYORS cabiuet OF these onc Introduces uy ai
Ives provides for the election OF so an at a
Jnsfiee of the Court Of General SESSION., az o., an
ssIarv Of al 600 TO fourteen years anu TOT ~
additional Assistant District Attorney me
Judicial berth is designed expressly ior Disuio'A'
Randolph Is. MARTINEZ - N, ooo 90 ca Ooo the
salaries of the Dock Commissioners Is aiso sis =,
Mr. Reillys bill giving the Dock Department powet "
construct and issue permits tor the construction Oh
porary docks until permanent DOCKS nao hv irsna
rba Colgate Soap COMPANY has been hampered ny lns
Gent shippng facilities aud this bill Is 10 hep 'ho o
OF their difficulty -, ~, l., ,rored II
MIR (;rIswolds Brooklyn Bridge Dill y appronH.,
gives the trustees power enforce police reguhlo ~,
and To extend and complete the Brooklyn approach W
The burns bill fixing the price OF gas in tho Iwsn "a
third and Tyeny.fourth Wards and III 1onkers NJ % w
a thousand feet signed -. On ,he
0ther hills signed are Mr.. DAYS amendments ~ ,o
building law which have the approval OF tne bui's
nanartment the architects aud the contractors Mr'
Dnnhams bill making the expense or laying new 'I
walks and rehaggng and recurDng ,lueWAia 1 go
on property bepetted; and Mr. Nelson's Aol"'n N
Claim bill.